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Pip appeal timescale

davidstill1973
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Hi. My name is David. I am still waiting on an appeal date 12 months after getting problem after problem off Sep and atom. I have citizens advice involved and one of their workers as my helper when it is eventually heard. Citizens advice say they r having a joke with me all the way through. Citizens advice know the law I think and they say I am entitled to the help 110percent. I live in Rotherham. Any idea if I am going to be waiting another 12 months after God knows how long with the way they have been with me. Thank you
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I believe there have been a few posts reporting as much as 18 month wait. I haven't got to that stage yet so cannot help myself but perhaps if you search you might find some of the posts. I have read too many to remember the specific ones, sorry.
TK"I'm on the wrong side of heaven and the righteous side of hell" - from Wrong side of heaven by Five Finger Death Punch. -
The word Sep should have said dwp and word atom should have said atos. Sorry
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Topkitten said:I believe there have been a few posts reporting as much as 18 month wait. I haven't got to that stage yet so cannot help myself but perhaps if you search you might find some of the posts. I have read too many to remember the specific ones, sorry.
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Have u got number for appeals service anybody SO as I can ring them for any update? Thank you
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There are a couple of pinned posts in the PIP advice section. Perhaps there are telephone numbers listed in them? Normally I would look for you but I haven't been able to sleep so am struggling myself.
TK"I'm on the wrong side of heaven and the righteous side of hell" - from Wrong side of heaven by Five Finger Death Punch. -
davidstill1973 said:Have u got number for appeals service anybody SO as I can ring them for any update? Thank you
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Ok x. Same here
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